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Continuous Pentesting That Finds What Others Miss.

Harmony Intelligence is a continuous penetration testing platform built for software teams that need security to keep pace with modern development velocity. The company addresses a structural gap in application security: traditional point-in-time pentests are too infrequent and too slow, while standalone automated scanners generate noise without the depth to catch business-logic flaws, multi-step exploit chains, or subtle authentication bypasses. Harmony positions itself in the Offensive Security space by pairing an AI agent that performs ongoing whitebox audits with human cyber experts who review and validate every significant finding.

The platform operates by taking read-only access to a team's codebase and running a continuous audit that combines static analysis with dynamic testing. The agent traces data flows from user-controlled inputs through to database queries and external calls, surfaces unparameterised queries, IDOR vulnerabilities, SSRF conditions, and authentication weaknesses, then produces a reproducible proof-of-concept for each finding scored against CVSS. Findings are delivered with severity ratings, business-impact context, and remediation guidance that maps directly to code changes, delivered through Slack and a structured findings dashboard. The platform covers web apps, APIs, MCP servers, and browser extensions across any language or framework.

Harmony's distinguishing position is the combination of depth and low operational burden. Where fully automated tools generate high triage overhead and human-only pentests are expensive and annual, Harmony presents continuous coverage with expert verification and an onboarding process that requires only code access. The company is founded by engineers with backgrounds at Plaid, 0x, and Kraken, backed by security leaders including former CPOs of CrowdStrike and SentinelOne, and targets security-conscious engineering teams at growth-stage software companies.

Market Segment:

Offensive Security

Categories:

Autonomous Penetration Testing